02 — Content & SEO
A content engine that ships on schedule — not whenever someone gets to it.
Content calendars usually stall after a few posts, or get optimized so hard for keywords that nobody wants to finish reading them — rankings without readers. We write articles built to do both jobs: rank, and hold attention once someone clicks through. Available as a single article or a retainer with a stated monthly volume.
Who this is for
Who it's for
- Companies that need organic content but have no in-house editorial bandwidth
- Marketing leads who've tried an AI tool and gotten generic, interchangeable posts back
- Teams that want a fixed monthly volume instead of an open-ended content favor
When you need this
- Your last three blog posts were written by three different people (or three different AI prompts) and it shows
- You have keyword targets but no one to consistently write against them
- Traffic from content has flattened because publishing has gotten inconsistent
What you get
- 01 Fully researched, fully written articles — not AI drafts polished by a human
- 02 On-page SEO built in: target keyword, meta title, meta description, header structure
- 03 A consistent voice across every article, even across different writers on our end
- 04 A fixed monthly volume on retainer packages — 4 or 8 posts, delivered on schedule
- 05 Internal linking suggestions tying new articles back to your existing pages
Packages
Single Article
$450.00
1 article, 1,200–1,800 words
One article, 1,200–1,800 words, fully researched and optimized — a way to test the fit before committing to a retainer.
- 1 article (1,200–1,800 words)
- Target keyword + meta title/description
- Internal linking suggestions
- 2 revision rounds
- Delivered as an editable doc or CMS-ready
Content Engine 4
$1,900.00/month
4 articles/month
4 articles a month on a fixed cadence — a content calendar that actually gets kept.
- 4 articles/month (1,200–1,800 words each)
- Target keyword + meta title/description per article
- Monthly topic planning
- 2 revision rounds per article
- Delivered as an editable doc or CMS-ready
Content Engine 8
$3,400.00/month
8 articles/month
8 articles a month — the volume needed to make a real dent in a competitive keyword set.
- 8 articles/month (1,200–1,800 words each)
- Target keyword + meta title/description per article
- Monthly topic planning
- 2 revision rounds per article
- Delivered as an editable doc or CMS-ready
Custom scope
Need longer pillar content, a content audit of an existing blog, or a volume above 8 posts a month? Tell us the scope and we'll quote it.
Get a quoteHow this engagement runs
Brief
topics and keyword targets confirmed
Draft
articles delivered on the stated cadence
Proof
you mark up each draft
Revise
2 rounds included per article
Press
final files, CMS-ready — retainers repeat stages 2–5 every month
A B2B SaaS blog that had eleven posts and no consistent publishing rhythm
Scenario: a SaaS company had eleven blog posts published over three years, no editorial calendar, and rankings that had plateaued. Approach: we set a 4-posts-a-month cadence against a prioritized keyword list, wrote to a consistent structure and voice regardless of topic, and linked new posts back into existing product pages. What we'd measure: month-over-month organic sessions and keyword ranking movement on the targeted terms.
Representative examples. Client names withheld.
What clients say
“We'd tried an AI tool for our blog and it read like it could belong to any competitor. The difference here is every article actually argues something.”
Frequently asked questions
Either. Send us a keyword list and we'll write against it, or tell us your goals and we'll propose a monthly topic plan as part of the Brief stage.
Tell us before the next billing cycle starts and we'll pause it — see the Refund Policy for the exact cancellation terms on monthly packages.
We use tools the way any modern writer does — for research and structure — but every article is written and edited by a person, against a stated voice, not generated and lightly reviewed.
Yes — that's exactly what the Single Article package is for.
